Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: March 22, 2023

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#11860:	Action/Adventure	by Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT
Five Pillars of Action Adventure Action Adventure stories combine five recognizable traits. Can you think of another typical Action Adventure ingredient? Note: 03-24-23 @ 8:47pm "Note: View this Note"

#11843:	Comedy	by Writing.Com Support
Crafting Laughter: Comedy Do's & Don'ts Get ready to add some laughs to your writing! Our do's & don'ts of comedy writing will have your readers in stitches. We're always looking for new tips to get our readers laughing! What's your favorite way to add humor to your writing? Note: 03-23-23 @ 9:10pm "Note: View this Note"

#11832:	Contests & Activities	by Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT
The Hub It's grand and it's central: Grand Central Station or The Hub How often do you check out the Hub to see what's going on? Note: 03-28-23 @ 11:56am "Note: View this Note"

#11868:	Drama	by Lilith of House Martell
The Semicolon Some writers get very dramatic about punctuation. How well do you understand the use of basic punctuation? Note: 03-27-23 @ 5:40pm "Note: View this Note"

#11870:	Fantasy	by Dawn Embers
A Limit in Point of View Talking about what a character knows, what a reader needs to know and minor head hops. How strict are you in the point of view? What if the reader needs to know something the main character doesn't know? Note: 03-27-23 @ 12:10pm "Note: View this Note"

#11873:	For Authors	by Dawn Embers
First Person Viewpoint (I Prevail) A look at some aspects that come with the territory of telling the story through the I, aka first person point of view. What are your thoughts on first person? Does it come off more personal or make it difficult to connect with a character? Note: 03-26-23 @ 5:21pm "Note: View this Note"

#11875:	Horror/Scary	by Writing.Com Support
Breathing New Life into Classic Monsters Origins, Adaptations, and Writing Tips for Iconic Horror Creatures What modern twist would you give a classic monster to make them truly terrifying in today's world? #HorrorReimagined Note: 03-25-23 @ 9:20pm "Note: View this Note"

#11872:	Mystery	by 🌷 Carol St.Ann 🌷
Recipe for a Thriller Yes, Virginia, there is a formula to the thriller. Share your favorite thriller and what made it great. Note: 03-26-23 @ 9:19pm "Note: View this Note"

#11855:	Noticing Newbies	by JACE - House Targaryen
How To .... WDC has no shortage of How To articles to help our writers. What is your favorite "How To" article you've found on WDC? Note: 03-23-23 @ 12:01pm "Note: View this Note"

#11869:	Poetry	by Stormy Lady
Amy Levy The life and poetry of Amy Levy. n/a

#11867:	Romance/Love	by StephBee - House Targaryen
Pick Your Favorite! There’s a romance for everyone. What’s your favorite romance genre? Come find out! Note: 03-22-23 @ 8:29pm "Note: View this Note"

#11874:	Short Stories	by Lilith of House Martell
I'd like you to meet... A few ways to introduce new characters into a story. What unique ways have you used to introduce new characters in your stories? Note: 03-27-23 @ 10:03pm "Note: View this Note"

#11877:	Spiritual	by Jaeff \| KBtW of the Free Folk
Ways to Pray (or Meditate) Different options for spending time in meditation or prayer. What are some of your favorite ways to pray/meditate? Note: 03-26-23 @ 9:02am "Note: View this Note"

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